Remember when the day before Thanksgiving and the Sunday following Turkey Day were the busiest travel days of the entire year? Well, all of that has changed. With so many people now working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schedules have suddenly become much more flexible, allowing travelers to come …

Recently, there was a very scary accident involving a car crashing into a Metrobus. Sadly, the driver of the car was killed in this very unfortunate and scary accident. There were also passengers riding the bus who sustained injuries during this crash. What should they do? Who should they call? …

Every 1.5 hours, a person is killed due to a pedestrian accident, according to the CDC. You don’t have to be walking through the busy streets of downtown Washington, DC to be the victim of a pedestrian accident. You might be walking down a quiet street in Laurel or crossing …

We’re nearing the end of 2021, which means that winter has only really just begun. Having just hit the official start to winter on December 21, we can be reasonably sure that wintry weather is here and will be for the foreseeable future. And while snow and ice can make …

School has started, and things are already different for many families. With schools fully reopened just about everywhere, students have headed back for in-person learning, which means many of them are getting on and off buses once again. Most people don’t give it a second thought…until something tragic occurs. Bus …

September 17 was National Concussion Awareness Day, an important day that brings to light the seriousness of concussions and the misconceptions surrounding this common, yet potentially life-threatening brain injury. Gone are the days that concussions are dismissed as “mild” or euphemistically referred to as someone “getting their bell rung.” Concussions …

The time has finally come! COVID-19 is almost in our rearview mirror, which means nearly all businesses are fully open and ready to welcome customers. This is especially true of the travel industry, which took a massive hit during the pandemic. But now, that summer is behind us, many people …

It’s sad that anyone should even have to think about this question–even more unfortunate is that the answer is yes. Sure, hospitals look to make money and turn a profit like any other business in the world–but the way some hospitals pursue those profits is shameful. If you haven’t read …

As we start to see progress made against COVID-19, more people are out and about–especially now that the weather is getting warmer. More people out means more people on the road. And, unfortunately, that often means more traffic accidents and fatalities. In Washington, DC, and Maryland, the grim reality is …

A skull fracture is a head injury and needs to be taken seriously. The skull, after all, protects the brain, and any potential brain injuries are a major cause of concern. If you or someone you know has experienced a skull fracture from an accident or someone else’s negligence, it’s …